Irish America appalled by De Valera’s visit to German minister after Hitler’s death
Taoiseach Éamon de Valera ’s visit to the German legation on the death of Adolf Hitler caused shock and bewilderment in Irish ...
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How Hitler Could've Won
How Hitler Could Have Won refers to a series of history memes parodying a viral post suggesting how German leader Adolf ...
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Éamon de Valera’s condolences over Adolf Hitler’s death sparked outrage as government was inundated with angry letters
Secret files revealed the Government was swamped by letters of outrage, many from Irish people living overseas, over the decision by Taoiseach Éamon de Valera to visit the German Legation in Dublin to ...
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FLASHBACK: Steve Bannon Labeled Elon Musk a ‘War Profiteer’ Who Would Take a Check ‘From Adolf Hitler Himself’
Steve Bannon once claimed Elon Musk would take a check from Adolf Hitler after labeling the billionaire a "globalist" for his ...
The Disturbing History of Royal Infatuation With Hitler
From Edward, Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson to Princess Mafalda of Italy, many royal houses are still grappling with ...
Hitler and Che Guevara in frame together-- Here’s how Christmas in a parallel universe would look like
An Instagram artist shared AI-generated images depicting a whimsical ’Christmas in a parallel universe’, featuring iconic ...
Reporter’s ‘exclusive’ Hitler diaries turned out to be clumsy fakes
Gerd Heidemann fooled historians and publishers by claiming the diaries had been recovered from the wreckage of an aircraft ...
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Claud Cockburn’s Legacy of Guerrilla Journalism
Patrick Cockburn discusses his new biography about his father, Claud, with his niece, Laura Flanders.
‘Churchill’s Citadel’ Review: If Winston’s Walls Could Talk
At his country estate in Chartwell, Churchill gathered the voices who were beginning to warn the world about the rise of ...
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The Man Who Didn't Shoot Hitler (1918)
In September of 1938, the British Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain travelled to meet with Adolf Hitler for discussions at ...
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Only TIME will tell who Person of the Year should have been
The magazine used to call it The Man of the Year, with the first recognition going to Charles Lindbergh in 1927. In 1999, ...
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Amazing story of how Hitler’s birthday card ended up in a Stratford home
Nick Dearling inherited the macabre item from his father Leslie who was part of the RAF’s elite photographic reconnaissance ...